Night guards

Protect your smile while you sleep.
A night guard is a custom-fitted appliance worn while you sleep to protect your teeth from grinding and clenching, also called bruxism. Many people grind without knowing it. The signs show up as morning headaches, jaw soreness, worn or chipped teeth, and sensitivity. Left alone, grinding can crack teeth, damage dental work, and strain the jaw joint.
A custom night guard cushions the force, protects your enamel, and often relieves jaw tension and headaches within weeks.
Why Perry Dental
A night guard only works if you wear it, and you'll only wear it if it's comfortable. That's the case for custom over boil-and-bite, and it's also why the fit gets checked and adjusted here until it's right. It's a small investment that routinely saves teeth, crowns, and thousands in future repairs.
How it works
- An exam for wear patterns
Dr. Jack examines your teeth for the telltale signs of grinding. - A digital scan
Your guard is custom-made to fit precisely: slim, comfortable, and easy to sleep in. - Checked and adjusted
Unlike a bulky drugstore guard, yours is designed for your bite, and we adjust it here until it's comfortable enough to actually wear.
Have more questions?
Morning jaw soreness, dull headaches, flattened or chipped teeth, and a partner who hears it are the usual clues. An exam can confirm it from wear patterns.
You can, but most people stop wearing bulky store-bought guards within weeks. A custom guard fits precisely and lasts years.
Typically 3 to 5 years or more, depending on how heavily you grind.
A quick scan and chat is all it takes to see if aligners are right for you.
All ages welcome
Clear, honest pricing
Up-to-date technology
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Your first visit, made easy.
Book in a couple of clicks
Fill out our online form or give us a call. We will confirm and send a reminder.
Settle in and meet the team
A quick hello, a little paperwork, and a tour if you would like one.
A thorough, gentle exam
Dr. Jack walks you through what he sees and answers every question.
What to bring
A photo ID and insurance card
A list of any medications
Records from a previous dentist
We accept most major insurance plans and offer straightforward self-pay options. Not sure about your coverage? Just ask, we are happy to check.

